Brick by Brick Performance Training

Harry started out training his own teammates at the rec center at Brooklyn College, where he played. From there he created a relationship with other co-founder Steven Diaz. Harry was grinding hard between school and his first Trainee Jermaine Sanders that played at Cincinnati. He was able to gain access to workout at St. Thomas Aquinas and have primetime hoops record his workouts which helped them attract high school talent. This then led to them training the top high school talent in the Tri-State Area. Harry decided to sit down with Coach Sean and talk about honing his craft in motion design, finding your niche, embracing your role in life for what you do well, and also the viral videos he was apart of.  

Coach Sean talks about his own life in this episode to provide an example on how to focus on the process over the product. He shares information about starting out a business in 2019, trying to start it within the pandemic, and operating now currently. Within those  two years he has learned a lot about what it is he did well and what he fell short of doing. More importantly he realized as he improves his process to make a product the product improved dramatically. Within this episode you will hear the lessons he figured out and applied to help him grow as a coach and as a person in life. 

James has been coaching for 9 years and as of currently he works with KC Runnin Rebels as the Head of Player Development, 15U Head Coach, 17U Assitant Coach and he also works with Cristo Rey Kansas City as their head boys basketball coach.  James started out coaching his freshman summer of college when he was hurt. He realized that at some point playing basketball would stop and decided to dive into coaching. His philosophy is about building relationships and making sure that the kids know that you care about them. He focuses on getting better by improving 1% each day. 

Reggie Butler is a former Overseas Pro, College Player, and NBA Pro; Coach Sean and Reggie discussed Reggie's company Full Court Vision and Reggie's journey, which is a unique one. Reggie wasn't the best player entering his freshman year, and he talked about playing JV his sophmore year, then going down south his junior year where he was able to develop his craft more, and then coming back to Detroit his senior year. His senior year Reg was a stacked high school team where he was able to see an increase in his recruitment, from there Reg signed to Xavier and played all four years. Even though, Reg didn't play as much at Xavier, his summer Pro-AM sessions with higher level talent, such as Jalen Rose, convinced Reg that he could play pro. After leaving Xavier Reg went on to be a Pro Overseas for 9 seasons, and after that ninth season Reg signed an NBA Contract. From being on the JV team as a high school sophomore, to barely playing in college, to nine seasons as a pro, then Reg was finally able to be a pro. This was a journey that detailed faith, dedication, perseverance, and great work ethic. Tune into this episode to hear the full story between Reg and Coach Sean 

Coach Allen has an extensive background working within football and track. His background as an athlete from ODU and ECU allows him to relate to football and track athletes about their mission to play for division 1 colleges or to simply have a chance to play college sports in general. He has been coaching for three years at, Redline Buford, as the Director of Sports Performance. His passion is for training the youth to cultivate a new culture of athletes, and set a new standard for what it means to be a player. Allen pushes his players to be the best in their sport, he has also grown to be an elite volleyball coach within the North Georgia Area. ⠀